MLB Statcast leaders, 2025

Nick Kurtz hit the longest home run of the 2025 MLB season, 493 feet against the Cincinnati Reds on Sep 13. Oneil Cruz hit the hardest ball, 122.9 mph. Mason Miller threw the fastest pitch, 104.2 mph. Among qualified hitters, Oneil Cruz had the highest average exit velocity, 95.8 mph.

Longest home runs, 2025

Projected distance, every home run of the regular season.

Longest home runs, the top 25

#	Player	Team	Feet	Game
1	Nick Kurtz	ATH	493	Sep 13, vs CIN	114.6 mph, 30°
2	Mike Trout	LAA	485	Sep 20, vs COL	114.9 mph, 25°
3	Mike Trout	LAA	484	Apr 19, vs SF	115.4 mph, 26°
4	Byron Buxton	MIN	479	Jun 11, vs TEX	111.6 mph, 25°
5	Corbin Carroll	AZ	474	Aug 17, vs COL	106.7 mph, 29°
6	Alexander Canario	PIT	471	Aug 31, vs BOS	111.7 mph, 36°
7	Riley Greene	DET	471	Aug 26, vs ATH	110.7 mph, 30°
8	Denzel Clarke	ATH	471	Jul 4, vs SF	108.5 mph, 25°
9	Logan O'Hoppe	LAA	470	May 21, vs ATH	108.1 mph, 34°
10	Aaron Judge	NYY	469	Jun 10, vs KC	117.9 mph, 31°
11	Kyle Schwarber	PHI	468	Sep 24, vs MIA	116.5 mph, 24°
12	Aaron Judge	NYY	468	Sep 12, vs BOS	112.6 mph, 32°
13	Ronald Acuna Jr.	ATL	468	Jul 28, vs KC	110.0 mph, 30°
14	Aaron Judge	NYY	468	Mar 29, vs MIL	115.0 mph, 30°
15	Daulton Varsho	TOR	467	Aug 5, vs COL	108.3 mph, 33°
16	Jonathan Aranda	TB	467	Jun 28, vs BAL	111.1 mph, 31°
17	Ryan McMahon	COL	467	Jun 20, vs AZ	112.0 mph, 30°
18	Ronald Acuna Jr.	ATL	467	May 23, vs SD	115.5 mph, 23°
19	Michael Busch	CHC	466	Aug 29, vs COL	109.0 mph, 27°
20	Jac Caglianone	KC	466	Jul 9, vs PIT	110.8 mph, 27°
21	Eugenio Suarez	AZ	466	Jun 1, vs WSH	111.7 mph, 25°
22	Kyle Schwarber	PHI	466	May 19, vs COL	109.3 mph, 31°
23	Christian Yelich	MIL	465	Apr 9, vs COL	110.6 mph, 25°
24	Michael A. Taylor	CWS	464	Jul 5, vs COL	108.7 mph, 25°
25	Marcell Ozuna	ATL	464	May 12, vs WSH	111.6 mph, 26°

Hardest-hit balls, 2025

Exit velocity off the bat, every batted ball of the regular season.

Hardest-hit balls, the top 25

#	Player	Team	MPH	Game
1	Oneil Cruz	PIT	122.9	May 25, vs MIL	home run
2	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	120.4	Apr 18, vs SEA	field out
3	Shohei Ohtani	LAD	120.0	Sep 2, vs PIT	home run
4	Ketel Marte	AZ	119.6	Sep 2, vs TEX	double
5	Oneil Cruz	PIT	119.6	Apr 24, vs LAA	field out
6	Oneil Cruz	PIT	119.4	Jul 1, vs STL	field out
7	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	119.0	Apr 30, vs BOS	single
8	Oneil Cruz	PIT	118.4	May 3, vs SD	single
9	Oneil Cruz	PIT	118.3	Apr 23, vs LAA	field out
10	Aaron Judge	NYY	118.1	Jul 2, vs TOR	single
11	James Wood	WSH	118.0	Aug 12, vs KC	double
12	Giancarlo Stanton	NYY	118.0	Jul 6, vs NYM	double
13	Oneil Cruz	PIT	118.0	Apr 19, vs CLE	single
14	Jordan Walker	STL	117.9	Sep 19, vs MIL	single
15	Aaron Judge	NYY	117.9	Jun 10, vs KC	home run
16	Oneil Cruz	PIT	117.9	May 23, vs MIL	home run
17	Josh Naylor	AZ	117.9	May 19, vs LAD	field out
18	James Wood	WSH	117.9	May 11, vs STL	field out
19	Shohei Ohtani	LAD	117.9	May 5, vs MIA	home run
20	Giancarlo Stanton	NYY	117.8	Aug 24, vs BOS	double
21	Jarren Duran	BOS	117.7	May 26, vs MIL	double
22	Aaron Judge	NYY	117.7	May 14, vs SEA	home run
23	Oneil Cruz	PIT	117.6	May 9, vs ATL	single
24	Oneil Cruz	PIT	117.6	Apr 25, vs LAD	single
25	Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	117.5	Sep 10, vs CLE	single

Fastest pitches, 2025

Velocity out of the hand, every pitch of the regular season.

Fastest pitches, the top 25

#	Player	Team	MPH	Game
1	Mason Miller	SD	104.2	Aug 5, vs AZ	4-Seam Fastball
2	Mason Miller	SD	104.1	Aug 5, vs AZ	4-Seam Fastball
3	Mason Miller	ATH	104.1	Jul 24, vs HOU	4-Seam Fastball
4	Mason Miller	ATH	104.1	Jul 13, vs TOR	4-Seam Fastball
5	Mason Miller	ATH	104.1	Jul 10, vs ATL	4-Seam Fastball
6	Mason Miller	SD	103.9	Aug 5, vs AZ	4-Seam Fastball
7	Mason Miller	ATH	103.9	May 17, vs SF	4-Seam Fastball
8	Ryan Helsley	NYM	103.8	Aug 9, vs MIL	4-Seam Fastball
9	Aroldis Chapman	BOS	103.8	May 7, vs TEX	Sinker
10	Mason Miller	ATH	103.7	Jul 1, vs TB	4-Seam Fastball
11	Mason Miller	ATH	103.7	Apr 12, vs NYM	4-Seam Fastball
12	Mason Miller	SD	103.6	Aug 5, vs AZ	4-Seam Fastball
13	Mason Miller	ATH	103.6	Jul 10, vs ATL	4-Seam Fastball
14	Mason Miller	ATH	103.5	May 17, vs SF	4-Seam Fastball
15	Mason Miller	ATH	103.4	Jul 13, vs TOR	4-Seam Fastball
16	Mason Miller	ATH	103.4	Jul 13, vs TOR	4-Seam Fastball
17	Ryan Helsley	STL	103.4	Jul 12, vs ATL	4-Seam Fastball
18	Aroldis Chapman	BOS	103.4	Apr 26, vs CLE	Sinker
19	Mason Miller	SD	103.3	Sep 14, vs COL	4-Seam Fastball
20	Mason Miller	SD	103.3	Sep 6, vs COL	4-Seam Fastball
21	Edgardo Henriquez	LAD	103.3	Aug 16, vs SD	4-Seam Fastball
22	Jhoan Duran	PHI	103.3	Aug 3, vs DET	4-Seam Fastball
23	Aroldis Chapman	BOS	103.3	Aug 1, vs HOU	Sinker
24	Mason Miller	ATH	103.3	Jul 26, vs HOU	4-Seam Fastball
25	Mason Miller	ATH	103.3	Jul 26, vs HOU	4-Seam Fastball

Average exit velocity, 2025

Qualified batters, every batted ball averaged.

Average exit velocity, the top 15

#	Player	Team	MPH
1	Oneil Cruz	—	95.8	302 batted balls
2	Aaron Judge	—	95.4	388 batted balls
3	Shohei Ohtani	—	94.9	426 batted balls
4	Kyle Schwarber	—	94.3	408 batted balls
5	James Wood	—	94.3	380 batted balls
6	Juan Soto	—	93.8	447 batted balls
7	Pete Alonso	—	93.5	471 batted balls
8	Rafael Devers	—	93.5	419 batted balls
9	Bobby Witt Jr.	—	93.3	505 batted balls
10	Fernando Tatis Jr.	—	93.3	467 batted balls
11	Matt Olson	—	93.3	453 batted balls
12	Ben Rice	—	93.3	369 batted balls
13	Ryan McMahon	—	93.3	323 batted balls
14	Romy Gonzalez	—	93.3	239 batted balls
15	Yandy Diaz	—	93.0	496 batted balls

Barrels, 2025

Batted balls struck at the speed and angle that most often go for extra bases. Qualified batters.

Barrels, the top 15

#	Player	Team	BRL
1	Shohei Ohtani	—	100	426 batted balls
2	Aaron Judge	—	96	388 batted balls
3	Pete Alonso	—	89	471 batted balls
4	Kyle Schwarber	—	85	408 batted balls
5	Juan Soto	—	81	447 batted balls
6	Cal Raleigh	—	80	411 batted balls
7	Salvador Perez	—	70	473 batted balls
8	Seiya Suzuki	—	69	415 batted balls
9	Riley Greene	—	69	404 batted balls
10	Junior Caminero	—	68	484 batted balls
11	Rafael Devers	—	67	419 batted balls
12	Michael Busch	—	66	387 batted balls
13	Brent Rooker	—	65	473 batted balls
14	Matt Olson	—	65	453 batted balls
15	Jo Adell	—	65	376 batted balls

Barrel rate, 2025

Barrels per batted ball, qualified batters.

Barrel rate, the top 15

#	Player	Team	BRL%
1	Aaron Judge	—	24.7%
2	Shohei Ohtani	—	23.5%
3	Kyle Schwarber	—	20.8%
4	Cal Raleigh	—	19.5%
5	Kyle Stowers	—	19.0%
6	Pete Alonso	—	18.9%
7	Nick Kurtz	—	18.4%
8	Juan Soto	—	18.1%
9	Oneil Cruz	—	17.9%
10	Byron Buxton	—	17.6%
11	Jo Adell	—	17.3%
12	Riley Greene	—	17.1%
13	Michael Busch	—	17.1%
14	Seiya Suzuki	—	16.6%
15	James Wood	—	16.3%

Hard-hit rate, 2025

Batted balls of 95 mph or harder, qualified batters.

Hard-hit rate, the top 15

#	Player	Team	HH%
1	Kyle Schwarber	—	59.6%	408 batted balls
2	Shohei Ohtani	—	58.7%	426 batted balls
3	Aaron Judge	—	58.2%	388 batted balls
4	Romy Gonzalez	—	57.3%	239 batted balls
5	Oneil Cruz	—	56.6%	302 batted balls
6	James Wood	—	56.3%	380 batted balls
7	Rafael Devers	—	56.1%	419 batted balls
8	Ben Rice	—	56.1%	369 batted balls
9	Juan Soto	—	55.3%	447 batted balls
10	Jonathan Aranda	—	54.5%	266 batted balls
11	Pete Alonso	—	54.4%	471 batted balls
12	Byron Buxton	—	53.8%	346 batted balls
13	Corey Seager	—	53.6%	295 batted balls
14	Matt Olson	—	53.3%	453 batted balls
15	Yandy Diaz	—	52.5%	496 batted balls

Expected wOBA (xwOBA), 2025

What the quality of contact, strikeouts and walks were worth, qualified batters.

Expected wOBA (xwOBA), the top 15

#	Player	Team	xwOBA
1	Aaron Judge	—	.457	679 PA
2	Juan Soto	—	.429	715 PA
3	Shohei Ohtani	—	.425	727 PA
4	George Springer	—	.404	586 PA
5	Kyle Schwarber	—	.401	724 PA
6	Corey Seager	—	.400	445 PA
7	Ronald Acuna Jr.	—	.397	412 PA
8	Ben Rice	—	.391	530 PA
9	Ketel Marte	—	.390	556 PA
10	Pete Alonso	—	.386	709 PA
11	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	—	.384	680 PA
12	Jonathan Aranda	—	.382	422 PA
13	Michael Busch	—	.378	592 PA
14	Will Smith	—	.378	436 PA
15	Kyle Stowers	—	.375	457 PA

Expected batting average (xBA), 2025

The average the exit velocity and launch angle of each ball predict, qualified batters.

Expected batting average (xBA), the top 15

#	Player	Team	xBA
1	Daylen Lile	—	.302	351 PA
2	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	—	.300	680 PA
3	Aaron Judge	—	.298	679 PA
4	Bo Bichette	—	.295	628 PA
5	Chandler Simpson	—	.295	441 PA
6	Nico Hoerner	—	.292	649 PA
7	George Springer	—	.291	586 PA
8	Jonathan Aranda	—	.291	422 PA
9	Juan Soto	—	.288	715 PA
10	Luis Arraez	—	.287	675 PA
11	Dillon Dingler	—	.287	469 PA
12	Yandy Diaz	—	.286	651 PA
13	Bobby Witt Jr.	—	.285	687 PA
14	Ketel Marte	—	.285	556 PA
15	Corey Seager	—	.285	445 PA

Sprint speed, 2025

Feet per second in a player's fastest one-second window, at least 10 competitive runs.

Sprint speed, the top 15

#	Player	Team	ft/s
1	Trea Turner	PHI	30.3	265 runs
2	Victor Scott II	STL	30.2	141 runs
3	Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	30.2	245 runs
4	Byron Buxton	MIN	30.2	165 runs
5	Derek Hill	CWS	30.1	50 runs
6	Johan Rojas	PHI	30.1	64 runs
7	Brandon Lockridge	MIL	30.1	69 runs
8	Eli White	ATL	29.9	106 runs
9	Jake McCarthy	AZ	29.9	100 runs
10	Bryce Teodosio	LAA	29.9	58 runs
11	Corbin Carroll	AZ	29.8	214 runs
12	Nasim Nunez	WSH	29.8	34 runs
13	Rece Hinds	CIN	29.8	14 runs
14	Nate Eaton	BOS	29.7	50 runs
15	Jordan Lawlar	AZ	29.7	26 runs

Bat speed, 2025

Average swing speed, qualified batters (tracked from 2024).

Bat speed, the top 15

#	Player	Team	MPH
1	Oneil Cruz	—	78.8
2	Junior Caminero	—	78.5
3	Jordan Walker	—	78.1
4	Jo Adell	—	77.6
5	Kyle Schwarber	—	77.3
6	Nick Kurtz	—	77.2
7	Aaron Judge	—	76.9
8	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	—	76.7
9	Matt Wallner	—	76.6
10	Ronald Acuna Jr.	—	76.4
11	Julio Rodriguez	—	76.4
12	James Wood	—	76.0
13	Willson Contreras	—	76.0
14	Addison Barger	—	75.9
15	Austin Riley	—	75.9

Longest postseason home runs, 2025

Projected distance, every home run of the postseason.

Longest postseason home runs, the top 10

#	Player	Team	Feet	Game
1	Shohei Ohtani	LAD	469	Oct 17, vs MIL	116.9 mph, 33°
2	Kyle Schwarber	PHI	455	Oct 8, vs LAD	117.2 mph, 29°
3	Riley Greene	DET	454	Oct 8, vs SEA	111.9 mph, 26°
4	Shohei Ohtani	LAD	454	Sep 30, vs CIN	113.5 mph, 34°
5	Shohei Ohtani	LAD	446	Oct 17, vs MIL	116.5 mph, 25°
6	Bo Bichette	TOR	442	Nov 1, vs LAD	110.1 mph, 24°
7	Seiya Suzuki	CHC	440	Oct 6, vs MIL	111.7 mph, 26°
8	George Springer	TOR	431	Oct 15, vs SEA	112.5 mph, 25°
9	Shohei Ohtani	LAD	427	Oct 17, vs MIL	113.6 mph, 26°
10	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	427	Oct 7, vs NYY	110.5 mph, 27°

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